Which is a reason for the rapid growth of labor unions in the late 1800s? the low wages paid to factory workers

a lack of jobs for unskilled workers in the nation's cities

a lack of workers to fill all the factory jobs

the failure of negotiations between unions and employers

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Michaela

9 November, 00:03

Which is a reason for the rapid growth of labor unions in the late 1800s? the low wages paid to factory workers

a lack of jobs for unskilled workers in the nation's cities

a lack of workers to fill all the factory jobs

the failure of negotiations between unions and employers

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Douglas Cannon · Answer 1

A. the low wages paid to factory workers ... Because I believe they felt like they were getting jipped.

Kayden · Answer 2

The main reason for rapid growth of labor unions in the late 1800s was the Industrial Revolution, which brought an unprecedented amount of workers into dangerous factory conditions.

Which is a reason for the rapid growth of labor unions in the late 1800s? the low wages paid to factory workersa lack of jobs for unskilled workers in the nation's citiesa lack of workers to fill all the factory jobsthe failure of negotiations between unions and employers

Which is a reason for the rapid growth of labor unions in the late 1800s? the low wages paid to factory workers

a lack of jobs for unskilled workers in the nation's cities

a lack of workers to fill all the factory jobs

the failure of negotiations between unions and employers